Golf course superintendents and greenkeepers from top courses around the world explain why they choose John Deere equipment. They discuss the maintenance standards and equipment that keep championship-level greens playable.
I always like to come here to the golf course before all the workers. But I like it. It's a good fight. My name is Pietro Binagi. I am the superintendent in Castellan del Bosco golf course. My name is Leslie Pilier, head green keeper of the Gulf of Ilano. My name is Noon Favini, the irrigation manager of the three golf courses at Quinto de La. The fleet we have is a representation of what we need on the golf courses to maintain them to a high standard. My name is Pervan Tattersall. I'm golf courses manager at Christian Stards Golf Club. My name is Lydia Hortland and I work some head green cape from Chastity Golf Club. I'm Kenny Mackay. I'm director of golf and grounds here at Wentloff Club. The backup support was one of the key things that we really picked John Deere for. Exceptionally ahead of the rest of the compet is possible. If you want, you can do it. This is my motto every day. My name is Hector Zapata, green keeper here in St. Leonhardt. You have to like what you do. And I love what I do. And I understood that the biggest thing that you have to do on a golf course is not to make mistakes. We can always improve. Everything could be done better. That's all that matters to me. Sa Sam.
